> The balance and check is that its' evidence-based advice, not opinion.
Is there any particular body of research that supports your evidence-based advice? I assume this reasearch is public, as to be validated.
Is there any particular body of research that supports your evidence-based advice? I assume this reasearch is public, as to be validated.
Have you ever read Emily Oster? She talks a lot about deciphering the data on pregnancy and caring for children (she wrote expecting better and crib sheet). It's messy science, but there is absolutely data. All the more reason a professional can support a parent to understand how (if) it applies to them and could inform decisions they make when working through a challenge.